Movie Trailers - Movies Blog Andrew Lincoln (Rick Grimes): "It's life or death, this entire situation. It forces all of our characters to react in different ways to it. Not wanting to get ahead ourselves, I think that our relationship gets compromised on many different levels because we get eroded by the circumstances, and we get changed. My character is sort of the moral compass of the piece, but over time his character gets a changed...darker." Sarah Wayne Callies (Lori Grimes): "I think it's interesting to hear you say that, because I think each of us from our character's perspective would say we're the moral compass of the piece. And there are such strong opinions. These three go back forever, they grew up together. It's this Camelot model where you have three people who arguably love each other equally, and that's sort of an untenable situation. No pair could make a choice, but there's no way for that to work. You throw into that three people who are desperately trying to protect a little boy and...comedy ensues." Jon Bernthal (Shane): "You're basically dealing with a bunch of human beings who are searching for some sort of humanity when all humanity is lost. In this group of survivors, there's desire, there's real danger, there's extreme want among this group, and there's so much that exists between these characters — and then all of a sudden, a bunch of zombies come out of nowhere and all is lost, and we have to depend on each other for the most of all human needs: survival. We have to kill these things in order for us to survive, and all of our differences and all of our conflicts are put aside for that moment, and I think there's something unbelievably human about that."
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